Swaddlebees Econappi Diaper Snaps, Cow (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Using cloth diapers is probably the best baby related decision that we've made, and Swaddlebees are our favorites. These diapers are cute and fit well. We used disposables for the first couple of weeks until our baby could fit into these, and there were constant leaks. Our baby is a heavy wetter and with the disposable diapers he would wet through the diaper, his outfit, his swaddling blanket, and his bedsheets. There was so much laundry! With these diapers we have had hardly any leaks in four months. Every couple days we just throw them in the wash and hang to dry. We never have to go to the store for diapers. We have tried both the snaps and the velcro and we were suprised that we prefered the snaps. The velcro is extremely strong, but that sometimes makes it difficult to use and you have to be careful when you wash them so the velcro is attached and won't snag. Our baby has never had diaper rash, there are no chemicals, and it is cheaper than using disposables. Highly, highly recommend giving these diapers a try. Babysitters and grandparents love them as well!

I was so excited about this diaper, even though it's one of the most expensive ones out there. I figured that with the price came quality. Well, it came, and I was sorely disappointed to discover that there were smudges on the inside of the brand new diaper! When you pay close to $30 for a diaper, you expect it to be in pristine condition. I'll be sticking to the brands we know and trust.

The cotton velour is great and it never leaks. Best of all it is made in the US. But the thing I don't like is that the inserts get really stiff when they get wet. The whole diaper feels like it would be very uncomfortable. If it cost $15, I could recommend it. But not at nearly $30. Try bumGenius or Oh Katy instead.

I have three econappi diapers and I love them. They are pricier so I was very hesitant to try them out, but I'm so glad I did. They are made like a pocket diaper but I find the opening a little too small, and thus awkward to stuff the big insert that comes with the dipe. So I just use it as an AI2 and lay the insert directly on the velour lining. This is the ONLY diaper we have that can stand up to my little boy's heavy overnight wetting. The velour is so soft, the bamboo inserts (2) are very generously sized, and the diaper is a bit roomier than some other brands. One word of caution- when ordering, be sure you're selecting the diaper that comes with the organic bamboo/cotton inserts. I accidentally ordered one with microfiber inserts and did not like it. Luckily, Amazon is awesome about returns so it went back very promptly.

finally i found a cloth diaper that can keep my baby dry until the morning!! they have a 4 layer insert but they arent bulky really recommend this diaper!!

This diaper is very soft, and very cute! I prefer rumparooz over these as they are much less likely to leak, but this is still a super cute diaper.